- heterozygote 1:500; homozygote 1:1 million
- mutations in LDL receptor or Apo B
- tendon xanthomata is hallmark of the disease
- elevated LDL, with normal Tg
- premature cardiovascular disease
- treatment: statins
Sunday, 6 November 2011
Familial hypercholesterolemia
- autosomal dominant (mutation on short arm of chromosome 19)
- heterozygote 1:500; homozygote 1:1 million
- mutations in LDL receptor or Apo B
- tendon xanthomata is hallmark of the disease
- elevated LDL, with normal Tg
- premature cardiovascular disease
- treatment: statins
- heterozygote 1:500; homozygote 1:1 million
- mutations in LDL receptor or Apo B
- tendon xanthomata is hallmark of the disease
- elevated LDL, with normal Tg
- premature cardiovascular disease
- treatment: statins
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